Before I transfer/copy/restore any database to another server I always use the following to generate sql to create login(s). This makes sure that the sid is the same so that all the user permissions tie up. select 'sp_addlogin '''+name+''',@sid=',sid from syslogins where name = 'username'
2003-06-26
Yep, they'll both have the same name. In the event of disaster recovery I would plan for Server B to have the same name as Server A. I just had a squiz at that article. It's good except the target server has quite a different logical drive layout. Edited by - Mark_Holst on 06/25/2003 6:48:56 […]
2003-06-25
Do you mean there will be a maximum of three 'child' records per parent record?..... Yes, a maximum of 3 child rows per parent. I had tried aliasing the child rows but there is no specific where clause I can use to limit to a specific selection of the available children. Just retrieving 3 is […]
2003-06-25
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I apologize for the confusion. Right now I have 4 disks @ 36GB as RAID-5 array. This is devided into C, D Drive letters. 4GB for C and the rest for D. I am going to add 2 disks @ 72 GB each as RAID-1 array. I do not have any file groups other than […]
2003-06-23
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